The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-31

curtailment of natural right DO
YOU know" said the reverend loSi-
clan, that you have on your statute
books already the III Il stringent
prohibition law in existence; ] refer
to the law which prevents man
from mortgsging his homestead. W
TO begin with there Is no such law.
There Is provision in our statute tor
the protection of women and children
from improvident husbands and
fathers. and this declares that title to
s.homestesd cannot be passed through
to a sale under mortgage. II, then, a
man loans his money and takes such
n mortgage he loses bis money and
there il Ill end OF him. There is no
prohibiting of the ewing or the tax
ing ofthe mortgage, and no punish
mcnt prescribed for either If Dr..
Haygood does not see the want OF APP
plicatiou, he must have got his degree
} of u. d. from Brush college.
THE silly csnard was telegraphed
all over Texas night before last to tue
effect that THE EXAMINER hal aban.
doned anti-prohibition and gone over
to the pros. I he occasion for this
was the fact that its business mana.
ger had made a prohibition speech.
kilograms came from all over the
state 20 individuals asking for the
truth of the statement. This is a
silly trick and one our dear partner
loaned himself too unwlttingly, we
doubt not. He did not realize that
he was IN the hands of set ot des.
pcrate tricksters who would stop at
no outrage to win their point. The
young man viii learn aiterawhile
doubtless.
The Advance would have the peo-
pie understand that Cravens' CONVEX
sion is OF recent date. The fact has
been well known that he is probi.
biilonist, and has been from his era
die up. The ard OF BRINGING him
out formally was awkwardly played.
The mutiudes are not hanging ON
the words of either Cravcns or the
Advance The fact j.. they care but
little more for them than ordinary
men. The Kids are not running this
campaign
The great demonstration yeste rday |
was about the stalest affair of the
KIND, considering the amount OF |
blowing had before it came OIL. that
ever took place in Waco. The SIM
pie truth is that there were more |
blue badges in town than white, aud |
the enthusiasm observable was of a
very loose ana ilaccid kind. llern-
don is II great man and - great |
'pesker, but he don't draw i'm Waco |
The anti prohibitionists will know
how to wisely use their victory.
They viii temper Justice with magma
nimity in every case where it is mer-
tied
DR. IIAYGoop'. mission to Texa,
i, ended, and he, with hi, singing
school attachment, is on his way back
to the blessed land OF goobor>.
Still calling Gerald names. shame
ought to silence the Advance, ut least
a far asJudge Gerald honored name
is concerned
SHERIFF REAGAN, of Cherokee
county, says the amendment will be
badly showed under in his balhwick
CRAN Will wear n Mother Hubs
bard ON the day OF battle \ soup
ladle will be his baton. OF command.
THE blue badges mingled with the
white at the Minglew God park yes.
.crday, rs was lifting and proper.
lF any voter dares to refuse pro
libition ticket and Salvation sand
~ich shoot him on the spot
ris sunday and the pulpit ought
o give forth no political tinkling
o-dsy
The Examiner still lives and pro.
,oscs to keep on at it for one while.
TEXAS can take care OF Texas. No
)utsldC missionaries need ApDlY